Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to 1 Thessalonians 5:11

For a marriage to thrive with love, compassion must be an ongoing part of the relationship. In this short, insightful reading plan by Bruce Wilkinson and Heather Hair - you may discover that showing compassion can look a lot differently than you imagined. But when you do, it strengthens bonds and heals wounds.

When we grow closer to God, we help those around us learn more about him. These verses help us deepen our understanding of God and his will for us. This plan is an abbreviated collection from the One Question Bible Study Series and focuses on life-giving passages with a single reflection question to ponder.

In the rat race of the business world, mentoring is the new buzzword. Organizations are realizing the value of one on one relationships. But is a mentor necessary for a young Christian? Is this biblical? As we look at these examples, may God guide you to mentors who will lead by example and with sound doctrine.

If you’re reading this, you’re probably a Christian writer in some capacity. Perhaps you maintain a consistent blog or regularly post on social media. Some might contribute articles for Christian magazines or websites. Others have written and published books – traditionally or independently. Whether you write fiction or nonfiction, you desire to honor Jesus in your writing. We want to encourage you as fellow Christian writers along the journey!

Jesus said we will not only do what He did but even greater things. This three-day plan focuses on a profound statement Jesus made about who you are and your ability to make a difference. It equips you with the truth to overcome obstacles that keep you from illuminating the world as God intended.

There are some seasons in life when loneliness threatens to overtake your heart, mind, and life. If you feel that way, there is hope! Through this plan, we will look at three common circumstances where loneliness creeps in and how we can use godly truth and wisdom to overcome it!

Encouragement, often expressed as “a word fitly spoken” (Prov. 25:11), an arm around the shoulder, or a warm hug, can be of tremendous benefit to our children. Such gestures serve as a balm for their hearts in a hurt of the moment or for instilling long-term confidence for addressing the challenges of life. Let’s consider examples of where we can find it and how it can be demonstrated.

Rescue gives men the start they need to find new spiritual life through the relationships God has waiting for them. Scripture is clear: we’re meant to be together, to do life together, to care for one another, to be united with God and with others. When we are united, then we are safe, strong, free—rescued for good.

What I learned from observation, casual conversation, and personal experience is, you do not have to be perfect to be a good mom. What you need is Jesus. When you follow the words and ways of Jesus, he covers your weaknesses, fills in the gaps, and equips you to be the best mom for your children. Here are three keys to parent with Jesus.

This plan will explore what the letter of 1 Thessalonians teaches us in four major areas. 1) WHO GOD IS: God’s character and nature 2) WHO WE ARE: the identity of humanity and/or believers 3) WHAT WE BELIEVE: core Christian doctrines 4) HOW WE LIVE: putting faith into action